Pro-Active Health Wantirna


Pro-Active Health Wantirna

Practitioners at this location

Janani Vaikunthanathan (Podiatrist)

Podiatrist

A qualified podiatrist with 7 years of clinical experience, specialising in the management of musculoskeletal injuries, post-operative rehabilitation, and the prescription of orthotics and appropriate footwear. Proficient in conducting comprehensive diabetic foot assessments, as well as providing general foot care and treatment for conditions such as heel pain, knee pain and ingrown toenails. Dedicated to delivering personalised, evidence-based care with the aim of restoring mobility, alleviating pain, and enhancing overall quality of life for patients.

Jess Purcell

Dietitian

Jess is an Accredited Practising Dietitian with a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science (nutrition major) and a Master’s in Dietetics. She works with clients to support sports nutrition, weight management, and chronic disease management through personalised nutrition strategies that promote sustainable healthy habits and help clients achieve their goals. With a client-focused approach, she tailors her guidance to suit individual lifestyles and needs. In her role, Jess builds strong, supportive relationships with clients and creates a welcoming environment where they feel confident to make positive, lasting changes. She has completed the Sports Dietetics Australia accreditation to become an Accredited Sports Dietitian. Outside of work, Jess enjoys hockey, sprint sessions at the athletics track, long-distance running, swimming, and walks with friends and family. She also loves painting and drawing, and while she doesn’t live near the coast, the beach remains her favourite place to relax and recharge.

Miss Meagan Duke

Exercise Physiologist

I completed my Masters of Clinical Exercise Science and Rehabilitation. I have been working with Pro-Active Health since November 2023. I enjoy working with clients of all ages. I enjoy working with clients with musculoskeletal, neurological, metabolic conditions and cancer.
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Mr Andrew Belli (Health Coordinator)

Social Worker

Social Work experience in Case Management within Youth Justice, Child Protection, Adult Justice, Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol, Community Engagement. Experience as a Careers Counsellor (Secondary Education) and also as a Field Officer which included supporting and mentoring young people/young adults to complete their Traineeships & Apprenticeships, including support with both employment (Group Training) and education (Registered Training). Background in Music both as a player (guitar, bass guitar) in different bands and acoustic duos/trios and also in management. Experience working as a Player Welfare Manager within the AFL (VFL Competition).

Mr Marcus Chua

Exercise Physiologist

Marcus is an Accredited Exercise Physiologist at Proactive Health, working across the Frankston and Wantirna clinics. He holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Exercise Physiology from Deakin University and specialises in the management of musculoskeletal conditions and mental health through evidence-based exercise interventions. In his role, he delivers tailored exercise programs that support rehabilitation, chronic disease management, and improved mental well-being. With a strong clinical foundation and a client-focused approach, he helps individuals build functional strength, manage pain, and achieve sustainable health outcomes. Outside of his professional work, he is passionate about fitness and movement, with a particular interest in calisthenics. He enjoys staying active, going to the gym, and catching up with friends over coffee.
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Ms Lucy Law (Physiotherapist)

Physiotherapist

A Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) is a four-year undergraduate degree that prepares students for a career as a registered physiotherapist by combining theoretical knowledge with extensive clinical training and a research-focused honours component. The curriculum covers anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics, with practical training in musculoskeletal, neurological, and cardiorespiratory care through supervised placements across diverse settings. The honours year involves research or project work and can provide a pathway to leadership or further study in the profession.
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